Gamblin Artist Grade Olie Kleur, 37ml, Radiant Turquoise

Au vu des commentaires j’avais peur mais j’avais une robe noire avec des endroits cousus en vert (défaut mais je ne pouvais plus la retourner) en matière 95% polyester 5% elasthane. Lavable à 30 sur l’étiquette.J’ai ouvert les 2 sachets que j’ai vidé dans 500ml d’eau chaude du robinet (faut sacrifier un récipient). J’ai versé dans la machine puis ajouter la robe en machine à 95 ouf pas de dégât puis cycle à 40 et c’est bien noir partout par contre attention comme les autres teintures ça teint un peu le joint de la machine j’ai bien frotté à l’éponge puis mis un torchon trempé de javel que j’ai un peu essoré puis fait tourner à 60 et j’ai refait tourner à 95 à vide avec lessive et à chaque fois nettoyer le joint là ça m’a l’air bon. Commencez par faire une machine de vêtements sombres.Je recommande !

Il prodotto è valido, un po' scomodo da usare, la polvere della bustina va ovunque, è talmente fine che non la vedi. Io ho finito due tende in poliestere e data la grandezza non avevo pentole abbastanza grandi da contenerle, ho deciso di metterle in lavatrice con un lavaggio da 60 gradi e il colore ha preso. Il problema e che dopo il lavaggio permane un'odore acre molto forte e consiglio un secondo lavaggio con un detersivo e un profumatore per bucato. La mia tenda era grigio chiaro e volevo portarla al nero, non è proprio nero ma grigio scuro. Attenzione a sommare il colore di partenza del capo con il colore della tintura, la scala dei colori non mente neanche qui. Se avete un rosso e mettete il nero verrà fuori il viola.

Foi usado para tintar calções de treino e tintou muito bem!

I only use silk and/or satin pillowcases. Unfortunately, a blue pen went through the wash, and my light coloured pillowcases were ruined. Or so I thought. One packet of this dye was sufficient for me to dye eight pillowcases, and they all came out very very black – which is what I wanted.

This is incredible! Nearly fully restored my 100% polyester patio furniture. I say nearly because it could be a little darker, which is more obvious when you look underneath (but the important part is the surface so no big deal). I followed the instructions very carefully as others have suggested - pre-wet material, stir constantly for 30 mins to 1 hour - supposedly the longer you go the deeper the color, so I went to 55 minutes before my arms were completely exhausted as I needed it to get really dark. I bought a cheap 12qt stainless steel pot. You do need to be careful of the splash zone since you need it at a rolling boil the whole time, I’ve got a white tiling on my backsplash and didn’t think about it and it was too late to protect - the first splash left a few spots in the grout (the actual glossy tile was easy to wipe off), so be careful.